Mutaz ALHASAN

Developed strong relationships with clients, resulting in increased customer satisfaction and retention rates.

Drive around and make sure all our security officers are on duty and in uniform.

I was the South Iraq Security Manager. My duty was to be in charge of securing the villa (HR office) and managing all the paperwork between the Iraqi government and my company to make sure we have all the licenses and access done to get our PSD team working smoothly, with emails and reports every day.

translate to my head office managers

logistics work

computer and office skills

manage around 250 guards all around the city (schedules and vacations requested)

6 years of experience as a security officer with a focus on international operations or cross-cultural sensitivity.

ability to work independently and as part of a diverse team in a foreign environment.

I started as a supervisor of static guards, making sure the camp is safe and secured. I was working 3 shifts; my shift was 25 guards around the camp (tower guards and patrol).

gave them a breathwork meeting every day about safety and security purposes in the English language and Arabic.

then i was promoted to be a supervisor of PSD Team and QRF team, our duty to Responsible for providing armed deterrent and presence at all sites visited by the SET in support of the dedicated client

Also, the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) is a US. military training unit that can respond to emergencies quickly, usually within minutes.